1. Medal Counts over Time

For this task I have calculated and arranged the top countries based on (Gold, Silver and Bronze)medals won from 1924 to 2014. - We find out that Canada has won most number of Gold medals, USA most number of Silver medals and Finland Most number of Bronze Medals.

2. Medal Counts adjusted by Population, GDP

For this I chose Points = 3(Gold) + 2(Silver) + 1(Bronze) as valid method to Rank Teams.

3. Host Country Advantage

If a country won more percentage of medals(Medals won by country in that year/Total number of medals in that year) in its host year as compared to other terms, then we can say that country was with home advantage.

But we see that on one hand countries can be said as they enjoy home advantage, it is not true for all the host nations.

4. Country success by sport / discipline / event

  1. Most number of medals won in Ice hockey is by Canada 14 Mens and 5 Womens Medals, closely followed by United States With 10 Mens and 5 Womens Medals.

  2. Largest number of medals won in any Sport is by Norway in Skiing more than 200 medals.

Bonus Point : In making this graph, data wrangling has been done as such that multiple medal distributed in team events are counted as one.

5. Most successful athletes

  1. Most Succesfull male athlete of winter olympics is Ole Einar from Norway.

  2. Most Successful female athlete of all time in winter olympics is Stefania Belmondo who participated in skiing.

6. Making plots interactive

I choose to make following plots interactive:

7. Data Table

This data Table can be used to find out things like which country won a medal in a particlar event in winter olympics or How many events USA has medal in etc.